Sentence examples for unionist for from inspiring English sources

"People just think I've been an actor, but I've been a campaigner and trade unionist for 30 years, from Greenham Common through to the miners," she says.

Reid may be a fanatical supporter of the Catholic-identified Glasgow Celtic football team, but he is also a passionate Unionist, for both Scotland and Ireland.

Golding has been a trade unionist for nearly 30 years and was brought up to believe that you do the right thing: When the welfare state was born, everyone believedthat it was the right thing to do.

Sandra Darkin, 62, a former education adviser, has been an active trade unionist for 40 years and was keen to maintain links with others with common interests by joining the ARMs section of the PCS union.

He would be a potentially very useful extra unionist for Cameron, not least since, with Peter Robinson's defeat and Sylvia Hermon's decision to stand against the Tory/Unionist candidate, the (potentially pro-Tory) unionist tally is two down on 2005.

"The European Union is remote, racist, imperialist, anti-worker and anti-democratic: it is run by, for and of the super-rich and their corporations," wrote Enrico Tortolano, a trade unionist for Brexit.

He kept challenging the Unionists for not properly representing their Protestant poor.

The announcement comes as the Conservative government launches the biggest crackdown on trade unionists for 30 years.

Those who remember it will recall quite a bit of nonsense talked then by British trades unionists, for example.

But it raises too intriguing narratives for both Scottish nationalists and British unionists, for precisely the same reason.

And, anyway, Mr Hain has proposed the setting up of seven "super councils", which could provide enough democracy for most unionists for the time being.